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At a glance

Overview

The 1991 gubernatorial elections split 15 governorships among six parties. The F*** Egg Party led with six seats and a net gain of six; Democrats, National Civic Alliance, The Eternal Midwest Union, and Republicans each won two seats (net +2); Pindependent won one (net +1). Because no prior party held any of these governorships, every party’s net change equals its seat total, producing a cumulative net shift of +15 across the cycle.

The Map

The map records zero flips and an empty flip list, so no governorship changed party hands from a previous incumbent. All 15 states had no prior party affiliation, meaning each victory appears as a first-time win rather than a gain or loss. Geographically, the F*** Egg Party swept a southern and midwestern bloc: Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas, and Michigan. Democrats took New Jersey and Ohio; the National Civic Alliance won New York and Pennsylvania; The Eternal Midwest Union captured Illinois and Wisconsin; Republicans held California and Oregon; and Pindependent won Alaska.

Closest Contests

The closest races list contains six contests, all with identical 100% winner share and 100-point margins. New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi are therefore tied as the cycle’s tightest gubernatorial elections, though none was genuinely competitive — every listed winner ran unopposed or faced no recorded opposition. The absence of any margin below 100 points underscores a cycle with no knife-edge races.

Results by state